The full title of my review should be "This is a lovely street despite the tourist shops", but that... read more
The souvenirs available are of a very high quality. If nothing else buy a small ceramic tile that... read more
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The full title of my review should be "This is a lovely street despite the tourist shops", but that would be mean of me, as I realise that browsing in gift shops is part of the tourist ideal for many people. To be honest, we...More
The souvenirs available are of a very high quality. If nothing else buy a small ceramic tile that depicts Santillana.
In this small town, there are shops in every street and on every corner. They sell a lot of leather products like bags and wallets and many accessoires of all kinds. There is a traditional 'Sidreria' (El estanco) with tapas as well. One of best...More
This street is quite popular, thanks to the many stores that sell leather, dresses, food, beverages and many more. This is the place to buy things. There are also restaurants and hotels on this famous street. My wife and I were more fascinated to the...More
Santillana del Mar is absolutely beautiful and shouldn't be missed if you are anywhere close during your stay or journey through northern Spain. Calle de Juan Infante and all the streets in the village are full of charm and history, some of the shops are...More
Like in most of the northern villages, you will enjoy strolling around the old city. A lot of local shops are also available in the village.
We spent two weeks in Spain and one day was spent in Santillana. Probably our best shopping day was here on this street. There are quite a few shops along this street, though some may cater more to tourists. We bought shoes, chocolates, souvenirs and...More
What a wonderful and charming old town. We absolutely loved our visit. There are only a couple of stone-street, but so much to see and enjoy. The old buildings have balconies and they are full of flowers, mostly geraniums. Many stores where they sell local...More
This beautiful, small, medieval old village is a must see. While it is now a real tourist destination, and there is a predominance of souvenir and food outlets, the old village retains its “chocolate box” appeal with photo opportunities at every turn. The car free,...More
Interesting buildings line the beautiful narrow cobble stone street of Calle de Juan Infante. A 15th-century tower, facing Calle de Juan Infante, is known for its pointed arched doorway. There are crafts, small artisan gallery, unique and interesting food, clothing, art and craft shops, restaurants,...More
